[Journal], 1915-1916
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434 our Kamicks on our southward trip, and on our return to the ship we ar- ranged with Alakutsiak to collect the grass from the hillside. Breakfast- scoured oatmeal+ good beans. coffee, bread and butter, Dinner- roast beef stew, hard tack bread, butter, tea. 27 November. Saturday- Clear and fine till mid afternoon then rather thick with lowlying haze. Temp. min +17o; 9a.+17o; noon+13o; 4h. +5o 9 h.m. Haze Thick in bay, covering our gigging with rime . Overhead stars visible. Out to [illegible] outer point next beyond valley, with Ekblaw, a six mile walk, directly after noon. Went ashore on point under high overhanging bluff. Saw a fox's den and found the bird-grass and